Court May Put Limit On Pickets
Lima Ohio officials planned to seek a court order to limit picketing at the Westinghouse plant after Governor Lausche pledged extraordinary action to ensure workers can report to jobs. The mass demonstration by 700 strikers injured six and damaged cars before police halted entry. the governor said the prior restraining order was violated and any action would target impeding vehicle access rather than gate picketing. He warned he would use state power as needed to enforce the goal.
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Lima
Ohio
National Guard
Westinghouse
Lausche
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Zanuck Leaves 20th Century Fox Post
Hollywood reports that Darry F. Zanuck resigns as head of production at 20th Century Fox and will take a four month leave of absence. Buddy Adler will assume his duties, with plans for Zanuck to head an independent production unit later. Established figures note Zanuck's desire for a more personal role in film making. Zanuck and Schenck founded the studio in 1933 and launched its early sound era and gangster cycles.
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Hollywood
Darry F. Zanuck
20Th Century Fox Studios
Buddy Adler
Spyros P. Skoufas
Zanuck
Joseph M. Schenck
20Th Century-Fox
Ohio weekend traffic toll reaches thirteen dead
Heavy winter traffic deaths continued in Ohio with at least 13 killed on state roads over the weekend. The tally covers 6 p.m. Friday to Sunday midnight. One accident in Tipp City, Miami County, killed two Sidney residents when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck a car.
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Ohio
Sidney
Baltimore and Ohio
Tipp City
Miami County
Westinghouse strike talks shift on time study block
AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers met in Pittsburgh to decide if the time study issue will be yanked from contract talks with Westinghouse. Company and union accepted a mediator plan to pause time study while continuing wage arbitration contract length and settlement talks. A 90 day moratorium would pause the time study dispute with progress reviewed to Finnegan who may urge further fact finding.
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Pittsburgh
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ihe
Joseph Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
Union
Scattered Showers Forecast From Miami Valley Weather Note
A low pressure system formed over the Miami Valley bringing rain through tomorrow morning. Expect cloudy mild days with light rain and a high of 40 today and a low of 35 tonight. Tuesday should be partly cloudy with a 38 degree high. Unofficial Sunday high reached 43 and the low 30. Rainfall through 8 a.m. was 0.5 inches.
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Miami Valley
Expert Shows What Not To Do
A British authority on juvenile delinquency, Sir Basil Henriques, accidentally locked himself in his Cleveland hotel room last night. He still gave an interview heard through the door, saying in England juvenile delinquents are not locked up. A bellboy, an hotel engineer and a manager's assistant eventually freed him.
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Cleveland
Sir Basil Henriques
East London Juvenile Court
England
Apprentice Admits He Stabbed Boy at Theater
Sacramento reports 24-year-old apprentice embalmer Thomas Lynn Johnston confessed to stabbing 7-year-old Ronald Wendorf in a downtown theater restroom. He allegedly followed the boy through the lobby to a toilet closet and attacked behind a closed door. Theatre manager Bert Silver and assistant manager William Sanderson restrained him until police arrived. The coroner found no sex motive.
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Sacramento
Calif
Thomas Lynn Johnston
Michael Strazzo
Ronald Wendorf
Eugene Wendorf
Billy
Bobby
Strazzo
Johnston
Bert Silver
William Sanderson
Reds Claim U S Balloons Carry Cameras and Radios
Moscow accuses U S military balloons of intruding on Soviet air space and carrying automatic cameras and radio gear from Western Germany and other borders. The protest, delivered to U S ambassador Bohlen, demands an immediate halt and cites risks to aircraft and propaganda balloons.
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Russia
U. S
West Germany
Sningwon
Pie Department
Charlies E. Bohlen
Andrei A. Gromyko
Turkey
Armenia
Ankara
United States
Germany
Soviet Union
U.S
U.N
Tass
American Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
Prize Winning Cat Impresses At Memphis Show
Georgette a former tom cat now mother to kittens stole the Memphis and Midsouth Cat Fanciers Championship Show spotlight. She won six ribbons including best of color and best of breed, plus two first prize championships and two working cat awards. In the maze test she caught four mice in a minute forty eight, proving a big advantage with her press-plant experience. She returned to work at Memphis Publishing Co. the next day.
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Memphis
Georgette
Memphis Publishing Co
Quiz winner George Wright III flooded with show offers
George L Wright III who won $100000 on The Big Surprise plans a Chase Manhattan Bank conference with his lawyer and show producers to set up a trust fund. Taxes will cut his net to about $25000. He faces many offers from TV, movies, and theater and will appear on the Perry Como Show next Saturday. He will use most winnings for education for himself and siblings, with some saved to spend. Girls his age have proposed marriage in letters, which he found embarrassing.
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John Bausman
New York
George L. Wright III
St. Agnes High School
Chase Manhattan Bank
Tgether
George
Perry Como
Becaus
Missing Navy Otter plane hunted in Antarctica search
In the Ross Sea area Operation Deep Freeze pressed for clear weather to deploy all available aircraft in a search for a De Havilland Otter missing with seven aboard. Ground parties miles from Little America failed to locate any sign of the crew amid broken trail vehicles and harsh conditions.
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Ross Sea
Antarctica
Little American
Marie Byrd Land
Little America
McMurdo Sound
George Dufek
Eastwind
Bursey
Pluto Not A Planet Says Kuiper Here In Wisconsin
Dr. Gerard P. Kuiper of Yerkes Observatory declares the solar system has eight planets, not nine, placing Pluto among Neptune's moons. He and colleagues Merle Walker and Robert Hardie based their conclusion on Lowell Observatory findings at Flagstaff, Arizona.
Soviet Scientists Join Polio Study
Four Russian scientists began conferences and lab studies with Dr. Albert Sabin at the University of Cincinnati as part of a month-long American trip. They met last week in Pittsburgh with Dr. Jonas Salk. The researchers are Mikhail P. Chumakov Anatoli Smorodintsev Marina Voroshilova and Lev Lukin.
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Cincinnati
Albert B. Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Jonas Salk
Mikhail P. Chumakov
Anatoli A. Smorodi
Youth, 19, killed in Medina car wreck near Wadsworth
A 19 year old from Barberton died when his car skidded into a truck on US 224 one mile east of Wadsworth. The driver Raymond Taylor, 19, of Barberton was taken to Wadsworth Hospital.
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Medina
Ohio
James Mowery
Barberton
Wadsworth
Raymond Taylor
Wadsworth Hospital
Treasury Official Randolph Paul Dies at Capitol Hearing
Randolph E. Paul, 65, a senior Treasury official under Franklin D. Roosevelt, collapsed and died today during a Capitol hearing. The cause was not immediately known, and colleagues described him as a trusted administrator with decades of service. He held postwar financial duties and was widely respected on Capitol Hill.
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John D. Graham
Washington, D.C
Paul F. Schenck
Dayton
Washington
Randolph E. Paul
Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol
Bus Driver Hero Survives Blizzard Wait and Rescue
In New Mexico a blizzard trapped a bus with 16 passengers as temperatures fell to 10 below. Driver John Herron trudged 8% hours seeking help, collapsed near a service station, but was rescued by workers. After 21 hours total, passengers were moved to Tucumcari and Herron was hospitalized with snowblindness frostbite and exhaustion.
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Tucumcari
N.M
John Herron
Pas
Herron
Glenrio
Henrietta Roosevelt
San Francisco
Laura O'Toole
Santa Barbara
Calif
Norris Turner
Los Angeles
Richard Mosely
Selma
Ala
Heart Burgers Aid National Heart Fund Drive
A nationwide restaurant chain began selling heart shaped hamburgers to boost awareness of national heart fund month. Peter Pan Snack Shop general manager Sidney Smith pledged a penny donation to the heart fund for each heart burger sold through February.
Algiers Wide Unease as Mollet Heads for Algeria
Algiers, Algeria, braces for Guy Mollet as socialists seek peace with nationalists. European settlers threaten violence over concessions while Catroux, blamed for past losses, may join as cabinet minister. Riot police and troops encircle the city amid demonstrations, with Mollet promising elections and possible three week stay to quell unrest.
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Algiers
Algeria
Guy Mollet
Molelet
Georges Catroux
Catroux
Mollet
Foreign Legionnaires
France
Syria
Indoghina
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Morocco
Reds Winning Missile War, Senator Says
Senator Symington of Missouri states on NBC that the Russians have fired missiles hundreds of miles beyond anything the United States has tested and are ahead in intercontinental ballistic missile development. He notes the U.S. aims for a 5,000 mile range ICBM.
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Washington
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
United States
Plant Fire Fatal in Newark Watchman Dies
William G. Moreland aged 68, night watchman at Schuler Engineering Co in Newark, died at Newark Hospital from burns suffered at work. Police say he was using coal oil to start a fire when his clothing ignited.
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Newark
Ohio
William G. Moreland
Schuler Engineering Co
Newark Hospital
Moreland
Halt Pledged In Campus Fuss
University of Alabama moves to curb disorders after the admission of the first Negro student Autherine Lucy plans to continue classes despite protests. Dr. Carmichael says disciplinary action is considered for students behind the demonstrations and dormitory privileges are restricted. In Louisiana, LSU trustees weigh barring Negro enrollments and changing entrance rules while addressing teams with Black players.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
O. C. Carmichael
New Orleans
Board of Supervisors
Louisiana State University
LSU
Lewis Gottlieb
Baton Rouge
Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Birmingham
University
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